| | Naval history of Great Britain
by
William James |
| 1805 |
APPENDIX 19 |
362 |
No. 19. See p. 278.
A list of ships of the line and frigates late belonging to the French navy, captured, destroyed, wrecked, foundered, or accidentally burnt, during the year 1806.
| Gun |
|
Name |
How, when, and where lost |
| 120 |
|
Impérial |
Destroyed, after an action, on February, 6, with a British squadron under Vice-admiral the Sir J. T. Duckworth, off road of Santo-Domingo, West Indies. |
| 72 |
|
Diomède |
| 80 |
(K) |
Alexandra |
Captured by the same squadron. |
| 74 |
(M) |
Brave |
| 74 |
(M) |
Jupiter |
| 74 |
|
Impétueux |
Destroyed, September 14, after having been driven on shore by two British 74s and a frigate, near Cape Henry, United States of America. |
| 74 |
(M) |
Marengo |
Captured, March 13, by a British squadron under Vice-admiral Sir J. B. Warren, latitude 26° 16' north, longitude L 29° 25' west. |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Belle-Poule |
Captured, March 13, by a British squadron under Vice-admiral Sir J. B. Warren, latitude 26° 16' north, longitude L 29° 25' west. |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Armide |
Captured, September 25, by a British squadron under Commodore Sir Samuel Hood, off Rochefort |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Gloire |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Indefatigable |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Minerve |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Guerrière |
Captured, July 19, by the British frigate Blanche, off the Faro islands. |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Présidente |
Captured, September 27, by a British squadron under Rear-admiral Sir Thomas Louis latitude 47° 17' north, longitude 6° 52' west. |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Rhin |
Captured, July 18, by the British 74 Mars, off Rochefort |
| 40 |
(Z) |
Volontaire |
Captured, March 4, by a British squadron under Commodore Sir H. Popham, Cape of Good Hope. |
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